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Fury has 'indicated' he will return to fight Anthony Joshua in 2026 if deal is right

Fury has 'indicated' he will return to fight Anthony Joshua in 2026 if deal is right

By Navitalai Naivalurua
17/12/2025
Photo: SkySports
Tyson Fury has indicated he will return for a fight against Anthony Joshua if it is the right deal.

Promoter Frank Warren confirmed that negotiations for the long-awaited fight were taking place and that it would happen sometime in late summer in 2026.

Warren told Sky Sports News, that there has been some talks going on, and there is nothing been signed yet, but Fury has indicated if it is the right deal, he will definitely do it.

A bout between Joshua and Fury, two of the greatest heavyweights of their generation and two of the best British heavyweights of all time, has been mooted for years but has never come to fruition.

Source: SkySports

                                                                    

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